How to extend the peak egg production period of laying ducks How to increase the egg production rate of laying ducks Effective measures should be taken to determine the egg production rate of ducks and daily feeding and management, as follows:
1. Scientific selection of feed
Various nutrients required by young ducks during their growth period must be met, and the feed must be Diversify and maintain the balance of energy and protein. The protein in the diet should not be too high, and the calcium content should be appropriate. During production, necessary nutrients should be increased or decreased according to the specific conditions of duck growth and development. If all young ducks use mixed feed, add an appropriate amount of water to mix it into a wet feed before feeding. Feed 3 times a day with equal intervals.
2. Management points
Properly strengthen exercise to promote bone and muscle development and prevent excessive obesity. Drive them regularly every day and make them move in circles in the house for - minutes each time, once a day.
It is necessary to have more contact with the ducks to improve the courage of the ducks and prevent them from frightening the flock.
The house should be lit up all night with low light. The standard lighting time for young ducks is - hours per day and should not be increased before the start of production.
It is necessary to strengthen the prevention of infectious diseases and use the traditional Chinese medicine Jingfangbaidu Powder for health care and disease prevention in a targeted and phased manner.
, It is necessary to establish a stable work and rest system. Develop a work and rest system and operating procedures according to the duck's living habits, and keep them stable after they are formed.
3. Do a good job in feeding and management during the laying period
Feeding and management in the early and early stages of laying
In the early stage of laying (-day age) and early stage (day age), the focus is to increase the daily The nutrient concentration in the grain and the frequency of feeding are to meet the nutritional needs. The ingredients are mixed and the fermented traditional Chinese medicine egg-laying life element is added to ensure that the ducks reach the peak of egg production smoothly.
, Feeding and management during the middle period of egg laying
In the middle period of egg laying (3-day age), the focus is to ensure high yield of ducks, and strive to maintain the peak egg production period beyond the age of 3 days. The nutritional concentration of the diet should be higher than before. Generally, it is slightly higher. Add gram of fish meal per duck per day, or feed protein-containing ingredients. Each duck should eat gram per day. You should also feed more egg poultry life elements to increase egg health.
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Feeding and management during the late egg laying period
The key point is to follow the egg laying period (-day Age) laying duck weight and egg production rate to determine the quality and amount of feed. If the egg production rate of the ducks is still above and the weight of the ducks has slightly decreased, appropriate animal feed should be added to the feed. If the weight increases, the metabolic energy in the feed should be appropriately reduced or the feed intake should be controlled. If the weight is normal, The crude protein in the feed should be slightly increased compared to the previous stage. The light should be kept at 10 hours a day. The ducks should be driven in circles in the house three times a day for about 1 minute each time. When the eggshell quality and egg weight decrease, add cod liver oil and minerals and mix them. The traditional Chinese medicine Laying Bird Life Element is added to the feed, which has a significant effect on improving and maintaining the peak egg production period of egg-laying ducks.
How to extend the peak egg production period of laying ducks and how to increase the egg production rate of laying ducks